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Discover Why Lech, Austria, Is a Top Destination for Skiers, Royals, and Food Enthusiasts

Lauren Newman08 mins
Introducing the picturesque village of Lech in the Austrian Alps. There’s no shortage of mountain towns in the Alps, but finding the right one can be a bit of a Goldilocks process — this one is too small, that one is too big, this one doesn’t have the best hotels, that one doesn’t have the best slopes. Austria’s sleepy village of Lech, however, amply delivers on all fronts. It’s difficult to find someone who has visited and not immediately fallen for its charms.
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Top New Restaurant Celebrating Indigenous Cultures of North America

Bobby Spencer06 mins
The James Beard Award-winning Owamni is one notable project from the founders of NĀTIFS, a Minneapolis-based culinary nonprofit. Owamni, which won the title of Best New Restaurant in the 2022 James Beard Awards, isn’t just changing the culinary landscape of Minneapolis; it is also elevating Indigenous food traditions. This restaurant embraces the land, the people, and the enduring spirit of resistance.
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Experience Taos: The Ultimate Ski Destination with the Only Certified B Corp Mountain

Jon Summers09 mins
With about 300 bluebird days a year, it’s a skier’s paradise. While looking down the face of Powderhorn trail, I abruptly stopped. The air was still as I took off my goggles to ensure my lenses weren’t deceiving me. No, it was true. The view really does go on forever, and the sky truly is, as the skiing saying goes, absolutely bluebird. It’s a sceneTaos Ski Valleywants to protect forever.
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Discover Florida’s New Luxury Resort Featuring a Stunning Rooftop Pool and Exclusive Yacht Club

John Doe04 mins
Florida’s notoriously beautiful Gold Coast will welcome a notable addition to its impressive lineup of resorts geared toward luxury travelers. Shell Bay, located along the Intracoastal Waterway north of Miami, will open its doors in 2025. It will treat guests to luxurious amenities such as a private yacht club with a 48-slip marina and a Greg Norman–designed championship golf course. Set on 130 acres, the forthcoming Auberge Resorts Collection property will also feature 108 upscale residences.
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Top 10 National Parks and Attractions in Oregon

Debbie Kelly06 mins
The best Oregon parks and sites include the deepest lake in the U.S. and prehistoric fossil beds. The state ofOregon has a little bit of everything– from snow-dusted mountains to the Pacific coastline. However, beyond the state’s varied landscape is a long human history that includes migrations and cross-country expeditions. This history is honored at Oregon national parks and sites, showcasing thebeauty and history of Oregonwith 111,619 miles of rivers, 296 miles of coastline, and countless lakes. Therefore, if you’re planning a trip to the Beaver State, here are ten of the best national parks and sites in Oregon.
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Explore Dubai’s New Luxurious Hotel Opening Next Month

Katelyn Long06 mins
As guests pull toward Dubai’s human-made Palm Jumeirah island, Atlantis the Palm’s pink castle comes into view. Just beyond Atlantis the Palm is the brand’s latest hotel, which opens on Feb. 10 but has already cemented itself as an iconic addition to the city’s dazzling skyline: Atlantis the Royal. Designed by New York City-based architecture firmKohn Pedersen Fox, the stacked boxes that make up Atlantis the Royal represent a deconstructed skyscraper. It resembles an elevated Lego creation, made from thousands of tons of concrete, steel, and glass, resulting in a mega resort spanning 1,640 feet long and 584 feet tall.
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Discover the Historic Self-Governing Town of Mitchelville: America’s First Black Community in South Carolina

Jeffrey Johnson012 mins
As a Black American woman with deep Southern roots, I cherish opportunities to learn more about my history. My father was born on the Gulf Coast of Alabama, and my mother was born in a rural North Carolina town that still doesn’t have streetlights. They took part in the Great Migration, fleeing the Jim Crow South in the mid-1950s and early ’60s to escape segregation and persecution. Both wound up in New York City, where I was born.
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